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Home > Doing Your Homework > Using Flyers to Educate Others by Sue Whitney |
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Many
organizations publish information about disabilities information,
resources and advocacy opportunities available in the form of flyers.
When you look over this collection, you'll find flyers that will
be useful for members of your community. Ask
your school to include flyers with your school newsletter. Ask your
school, public library, day care center, and support group to post
flyers on their bulletin boards.
Ask your child's teacher to post flyers in the teacher's lounge and guidance office. Ask your PTA or SEPTA to distribute flyers. Do some planning this week. Enlist
a few friends to help.
Most of these flyers require you to have Adobe Acrobat software loaded on your computer before you can print the flyer. You can download this free software by clicking here. Free
Publications from the International Dyslexia Association (IDA)
Free
Subscriptions to Education and Advocacy Newsletters Learning
Disabilities
One-page
flyers about No Child Left Behind from the U. S. Department of Education
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